The aim of this pa­per is to pre­sent the roads and the mer­chants of goods, prod­ucts and food on com­mer­cial routes; we will try to iden­tify the routes of prod­uct traf­fic and who is in­volved in it. Among the re­search is­sues dis­cussed here are who as­sumed the role of traf­ficker, who the role of trader, and what the pro­ducer’s ul­ti­mate profit was. With re­gard to prod­uct move­ments, ar­eas where goods and trade trav­eled, re­gions, trade agree­ments and trans­ac­tions will be recorded. The re­search will be by ref­er­ence to the ex­ist­ing bib­li­og­ra­phy and the rel­e­vant doc­u­men­ta­tion from the orig­i­nal archival data of this pe­riod in the Vike­laia Mu­nic­i­pal Li­brary of Her­ak­lion. The scope of the re­search is to high­light the im­por­tance of trans­port and net­works to eco­nomic and so­cial life and their con­tri­bu­tion to the de­vel­op­ment of Crete dur­ing this pe­riod.